Camogie All-Ireland

The All-Ireland Camogie Final will be one of the major TV events in Ireland this weekend, as Cork and Kilkenny battle for the O'Duffy Cup.

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Four-time All-Ireland winner who came off bench in semi-final to get Cork over the line is ready to end county's title 'drought'

Between the players they’re missing, Cork’s suspension saga and a couple of tragedies that hit the Kilkenny camp earlier in the year, it’s been desperately tough at times throughout the season. The main thing was to get back to the final this year but unless we’re pushing over the line, there’s just no point in being there. But I don’t know the ins and outs of it and whose job it is to get these hearings in place. Only in Cork could they call that a crisis but going so long without success is a rarity for the county. “Yeah, I mean we had three weeks to get it looked after,” said Thompson. “To have two hearings was kind of disappointing in the timeframe that was there. “That was the plan because I wasn’t sure how much I would have in the tank.

That Kilkenny are favourites for today's camogie final is all the more remarkable given four key players are missing.

“2020, no family, no crowds it was a weird one but I was delighted to have a part to play. It was a strange year and it was great to have something positive, even for our own families, to bring home to them. It was just lucky in the end.” In truth, there was nothing lucky about it. Even when it comes to training, you’re always trying to take one of the jerseys. A half-back or midfielder by trade - “I had a brief stint in the forwards, but I was whipped out fairly quickly!” – Murphy wouldn’t often pop up within 30m of the opposition posts. No matter what sport you’re playing, when the opportunity arises you have to take it and prove people wrong and those comments wrong. “There probably was that chat going on outside the group but everyone tries their best to stay focussed on the task ahead, and that’s take it game by game. Once you have that opportunity you have to just grab it. A brilliantly economic finisher who was player of the match when Kilkenny won the All-Ireland in 2016, Malone has added significantly to the attack. It just gives other players an opportunity to step up to the mark. If Meg Farrell was there, would I have the opportunity to play midfield? In a way, it’s a direct insult to those stepping in, though it isn’t meant as such.

O'Loughlin Gaels' Laura Murphy knows there's a big challenge ahead when the Cats take on Cork in Croke Park on Sunday for the O'Duffy Cup.

“2020, no family, no crowds it was a weird one but I was delighted to have a part to play. It was a strange year and it was great to have something positive, even for our own families, to bring home to them. It was just lucky in the end.” Even when it comes to training, you’re always trying to take one of the jerseys. I had a look back (on video). It was a right-place-right-time kinda situation. And she doesn’t know what brought her there six minutes into the second half to smash the goal that gave Kilkenny the lead. No matter what sport you’re playing, when the opportunity arises you have to take it and prove people wrong and those comments wrong. “There probably was that chat going on outside the group but everyone tries their best to stay focussed on the task ahead, and that’s take it game by game. Once you have that opportunity you have to just grab it. A brilliantly economic finisher who was player of the match when Kilkenny won the All-Ireland in 2016, Malone has added significantly to the attack. It just gives other players an opportunity to step up to the mark. If Meg Farrell was there, would I have the opportunity to play midfield?

This is the 15th meeting of Cork and Kilkenny in a Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior final but the first since 2018, when Aoife Murray received the O'Duffy ...

So even in terms of strike rate, there is nothing between the teams. Cork have won five of the last six final pairings now, 2016 being the odd one out when Michelle Quilty became the first Kilkenny skipper to get her hands on the O’Duffy memorial since her manager, the aforementioned Ann Downey. The blood and bandage reached the League final but fell short to Galway, who had also proven a tad too good in last year’s All-Ireland final.

Croke Park is hosting a triple-header of All-Ireland Camogie finals. In the first game of the day, Antrim were crowned Junior champions after beating Armagh 5-5 ...

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Live updates from the All-Ireland senior camogie final between Cork and Kilkenny at Croke Park. Throw-in at 4.15pm.

There's a triple header at Croke Park today as three All-Ireland Camogie finals take place. There will be new senior champions this year as Cork and ...

Before that Galway and Cork meet in the intermediate final from 2-o'clock while the premier junior final between Armagh and Antrim is at 12 midday. That throws-in at 4.15. There will be new senior champions this year as Cork and Kilkenny contest that decider.

Croke Park is hosting a triple-header of All-Ireland Camogie finals. In the first game of the day, Antrim were crowned Junior champions after beating Armagh 5-5 ...

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The match is being shown on RTE2 as part of a triple header alongside the All-Ireland Junior and Intermediate Camogie Championship finals with Antrim v Armagh ( ...

Throw-in at Croke Park is 4.15pm. Live last update: 17:41. Image : James Crombie/INPHO. Liveblog.

Joyous scenes as Kilkenny celebrate at the final whistle, crowned champions for the first time since 2020. For more information on cookies please refer to our cookies policy. A massive win for Brian Dowling’s team, the emotion caputured perfectly by former boss Ann Downey amongst the on-field celebrations. 43 mins – Saoirse McCarthy with an excellent point to nudge Cork ahead again. Kilkenny 1-12 Cork 1-12 The free was won by Thompson, who ran at the Kilkenny defence. 36 mis – And Walsh does well at the other end to get her third. 34 mins – O’Connor puts Cork in front for the first time with a free. Fiona Keating drives through the middle and slots home, incredible leadership shown when it was needed most. 12 mins – Walsh with her second score of the evening. A great start for Kilkenny, one of their corner backs getting them off the mark. First, a look at the teams.

An absorbing end to this Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie final saw Kilkenny claim a 15th title thanks to Denis Gaule's late converted free from just ...

Cork: A O'Connor 0-5 (5fs), F Keating 1-2, K Mackey 0-3, S McCarthy, H Looney 0-1 each. By the break it was 1-4 to 0-7 with the hard running of Mackey, Keating and Looney especially appearing to give Cork a better platform. Kilkenny had jumped from the traps early and built up a six-point lead before Cork had even scored but when that Cork score did come on 20 minutes it had a profound impact, Fiona Keating knifing through the Kilkenny defence to beat Aoife Norris from close range.

More than a cúpla focail from Lisa Casserly in Galway victory speech.

The last time it was achieved was in 2005, by Cork. And the Red Hand did it in dramatic fashion, too, with a classic final smash-and-grab performance. By then, she had met her husband Paul in Australia. Curry took up a teaching post in Monaghan and threw her lot in with Armagh, whom she helped to the Premier Junior All-Ireland final.

Kilkenny have taken the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final in the most dramatic of circumstances after a nail-biting finish against Cork.

Lifting the cup for her team, Sophie O'Dwyer praised Davy Fitzgerald's side said "We knew our backs would be put to the wall. He said, "Hi everybody, John Spillane here, wishing the best of luck to the Cork camogie teams tomorrow intermediate and seniors in the All-Ireland championship finals in Croke Park". Earlier, musician John Spillane took to Twitter to perform a song he wrong wishing the Cork teams the best of luck in the final.

Kilkenny 1-13Cork 1-12 DARAGH Ó CONCHÚIR REPORTSA POINTED free from 45m by Denise Gaule in the second minute of extra time snatched a dramatic victory for ...

Then it was Saoirse McCarthy on the run and Nolan keeping Kilkenny in touch. Keating and Mackey supplemented two frees by O’Connor and though Michaela Kenneally had pointed for Brian Dowling’s outfit, in the click of the fingers, the teams were level 0-7 to 1-4. They don’t call it the most dangerous lead in the world for nothing. From there to the end of the game, they at least held their own and for large swathes of affairs, held the upper hand, troubling Kilkenny with their pace where Keating and Mackey certainly had the sirens sounding. Tiffanie Fitzgerald pointed from the very first play, before the teams had a chance to move into game configuration, which was the only reason she found herself in an advanced position. Up to then, it was all one-way traffic in the other direction, as Kilkenny broke from the traps in devastating fashion.

A pointed free from 45m by Denise Gaule in the second minute of added time snatched a dramatic 1-13 to 1-12 victory for Kilkenny in a pulsating All-Ireland ...

They do not call it the most dangerous lead in the world for nothing. Keating and Mackey supplemented two frees by O'Connor and though Michaela Kenneally had pointed for Brian Dowling's side, in the click of the fingers, the teams were level 0-7 to 1-4. Then it was Saoirse McCarthy on the run and Nolan keeping Kilkenny in touch. From there to the end of the game, they at least held their own and for large swathes of affairs, held the upper hand, troubling Kilkenny with their pace where Keating and Mackey certainly had the sirens sounding. Tiffanie Fitzgerald pointed from the very first play, before the teams had a chance to move into game configuration, which was the only reason she found herself in an advanced position. Up to then, it was all one-way traffic in the other direction, as Kilkenny broke from the traps in devastating fashion.

Katie Nolan landed the big prize, the winner announced on The Sunday Game tonight.

We stayed going the whole way to the end. “We were written off all year, and we knew Cork were going to be a big test, they always are. We always believed we were going to get over that line.

Galway are the All-Ireland intermediate camogie champions after seeing off the challenge of Cork at Croke Park. The Kay McGrath Cup will be heading west and ...

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